The Spice of Life and a Lone Ranger in Texas Riot
Reading humor and a riot tale from a small Texas town are interwoven. A clever Texas Ranger arrives solo to quell a disturbance as officials question whether a riot exists. A reporter’s first assignment yields a tale of whispers, hostesses, and rumored bank presidents.
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Newspaper Rookie Heeds City Editor's Fact Rule
A new reporter, Bill,Fresh from college joins the local staff and learns a strict rule from the city editor. He is told to avoid presenting uncertain items as fact and to use hedging words like alleged rumored claimed or it was said for unverified information.
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Bill
Knight of the Road Helps Injured Passenger
A railroad accident leaves cars scattered and passengers moaning. A wandering tramp first on the scene asks about a claim agent before moving aside to help, while a conscious passenger answers no. The text ends with a sudden punchline about a canceled dentist appointment.
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Knight of the Road
Bud
It's the Truth If you think it's hard living within your income
The saying notes the contrast between annual earnings and the hardship of living without income. It underscores the anxiety of financial instability and the pressure to sustain basic needs amid income gaps.
Close Order Drill Turns Latrine into Comedy
A bored private inspires a prank in the latrine by pulling a cord to raise all commode seats during inspection. Officers remark on the spectacle as the mischief interrupts routine. Jokes at the expense of a sergeant and a waiter pepper the tale.
Dark Horse Tale From Tennessee Racing Purses
Sam Flynn and his coal black stallion Dusky Pete once played the race card as a soft match flyer. In a Tennessee town Judge McMinamee predicted a dark horse would win, and Pete surged to the lead at three quarters and claimed the purse, stunning local favorites.
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First ice plant origins and complex probate citation in Texas
Legal citation No 58346 lists numerous heirs and representatives for several deceased individuals connected to Finis E Foust and Mildred Ann Foust. It commands appearance before the Grayson County District Court on October 9, 1950, in Sherman Texas, regarding title and possession of two described land tracts totaling 80 acres. The petition was filed August 23, 1950.
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S. V. Earnest
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Plan Now For Painting Later In College Station
Texas A and M College extension engineer W S Allen advises farmers to plan painting for fall with September and October best. He warns surface prep, dryness after rain, proper oil balance to avoid slow drying or rapid wear, and correct brushing to prevent cracking and wrinkling of coats.
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Cows in Wasco County Get Sugar on Their Cereal
In The Dalles Oregon farmers in Wasco County purchase over four tons of dehydrated molasses to mix with hay. The feed distributor notes cows now prefer the molasses powder added to their loft hay.
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Wasco County
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